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Links to reliable sources (news articles, research, and analysis) for informed opposition to dragnet mass
surveillance.
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🔗 Mesa residents raise privacy concerns over Flock Safety cameras Mesa
🔗 Cartoon: Removing the Flock Cameras Prescott
🔗 Scottsdale preparing to cut ties with Flock Safety as it develops new ALPR regulations Scottsdale
🔗 Scottsdale's latest anti-Flock moves Scottsdale
🔗 Scottsdale to make Flock camera abuse a crime, as outcry grows Scottsdale
🔗 Pinal County sheriff accuses Flock of 'dishonesty' about its cameras Pinal County
False Claims
"A company representative told him the newer cameras don't take photos at high enough resolution to identify individuals, he said, but once he saw images from the newer cameras, he could recognize faces.
Teeple said that when he asked if the newer cameras used AI, the company said no.
After learning later that Flock's system does use AI to connect images from its camera network and "create a digital fingerprint of your vehicle," he reached out again. This time, a representative told him he had not asked about the right kind of AI."
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🔗 Arizona sheriff accuses Flock of 'dishonesty' about its cameras Pinal County
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🔗 Scottsdale keeps cameras on despite 'Flock fury' Scottsdale
🔗 Surprise residents question why Flock cameras remain up more than a month after contract cancellation Surprise
🔗 Texas and Florida Step Back from ALPRs FL
TX
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🔗 Arizona AG to investigate Flock Safety license plate readers statewide Statewide
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🔗 Arizona AG announces review of Flock Safety, other plate readers across the state Statewide
🔗 Queen Creek looks at enhancing safeguards on use of license plate readers Queen Creek
🔗 COURIER CONVOS: Safford residents organize against Flock camera network Safford
🔗 Your car is being tracked. Here's who can access that data in Arizona Chandler
Video
Notes: This video makes a lot of good points, especially about backdoor sharing and how agencies turn a blind eye to it. The secondary video includes Paris Lewbel stalling out when asked pointblank if sharing agencies search for "fugitive" instead of immigration. The reporter pushes him on obvious violations she found in the records and he dodges straight back to unrelated talking points.Copies at:
🔗 License plate readers: Safety or surveillance? Sierra Vista
South Tucson
Tucson
🔗 Protesters gather to demand Flock Safety camera's removal Flagstaff
🔗 Cochise County to reconsider controversial Flock surveillance systems Cochise County
🔗 Cop cam critics to Scottsdale: 'What's up, Flock?' Scottsdale
🔗 Flagstaff City Council advances "Flock out of Flag" petition Flagstaff
